- diamond-shaped
sequins and can also be used to mean "artificial diamonds",
which serve the same
purpose as
sequins. In costuming,
sequins have a center...
-
Entertainment - The
Sequins glitter". www.bbc.co.uk. Kinsella, A:
Coventry Evening Telegraph, page 21. 27 July 2005. "The
Sequins - Patients". DrownedInSound...
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Sequin may
refer to:
Sequin, a disk
shaped bead
Sequin (coin)
Séquin, a
family name
Sequins (film), a 2004
French film
titled Brodeuses in
France Sequin...
- a 2004
French film
directed by Éléonore Faucher. The film is
known as
Sequins in the
United States. The film won "Critics W****
Grand Prize" and "SACD...
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Sequins 3 is a
limited edition extended play by
Irish singer Róisín Murphy. It was
released by Echo
Records on 12-inch
vinyl in
April 2005. The opening...
- Juan
Nepomuceno Seguín (October 27, 1806 –
August 27, 1890) was a Spanish-Tejano
political and
military figure of the
Texas Revolution who
helped to establish...
-
Sequin in a Blue Room is a 2019
Australian independent **** coming-of-age,
mystery and
drama film
directed by
Samuel Van Grinsven, in his
feature film...
-
Sequins 1 is a
limited edition extended play by
Irish singer Róisín Murphy. It was
released by Echo
Records on 12-inch
vinyl in
January 2005. The opening...
- is knitted. The
techniques are
described here for beads, but
knitting sequins (and
other perforated objects) can be done analogously. The
classic approach...
-
headdresses – this
eventually led to the
origin of the more
modern word "
sequins" to
denote small shiny,
circular decorations. This
Venetian coin was imitated...
